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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-23
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To the Preferred and Common Stock
holders Of the
LAKE ERIE g. WESTERN R. R. co.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that ON MONDAY. "hr'n
2s 1851 the certificates for the Preferred aoeA
The Lake Line and Railroad Company viii lie ready
for deliver M the Trust Comp Of Sew os. when
all un all calls viii be due ana payable.
Notice ~ .TSD GIVEN that the TRANSFER BOOKS OF 'he
coaany will closed saturday, Apr ? l-s'at O'CLOCK
u m and the stakeholder. Of record that LAY will he cn
tied t. suhssr before Tuesday Aprii D. 1884, al
c,ock u m At tr Central Trus; Company Of NewYork
io!ows
The holder. Of the rrcfcrici stock be entitled to snb-
thirty and one'haii ~ per
cent OF their IN preferred stock at fifty '5 cents
OIL the dollar payable cash Tbs time OF sIbscrp
lion aI tile remaining onehalf or before May D. 1881
when the new preferred stock will be delivered
Holders will be EMIT ed 10 subscribe u inc
op,out O. ttv seven half (37 az per ccdt OF their
lnl!n-s In stock Oi The chinpiLv ~ twenty
cents dollar payable onealf III cash AZ Tue e VI
subscription the remaining onc.a on OF oe'e NAV
laS1 common s'ocs VIII DC al Of "eh''i!'
Tissc issues together with an i'suc OF one hii"h
sx hundred and twenty sand dollars t$ go 300 %! tho
eonpapys Frt Mortgage Bonds lave been maze Nv the com
many In payuci and property formerly known
AZ the Ipdiauapails and Chicago Railway one hhrei
and sixty TWO G2l miles length oi main ne from ihdah
apns 10 Michigan City. Ind and Include about '"rf ('"l
miles Of sderac and all that 90 upapys extensive 'ethiaS
in the city indianapolis and oil Lake Michigan as wen ~
rs CONTINENT and other property from Car Trusts or
any ether liens
stockholders mus; avail themselves o. their privileges
proily on the dates named amounts not taken have
Lecn otherwise psced order TO ect payments on tie prop
critic. purchased
PAYMENTS TO he made at the Central Trust Company New
York.
NYwyonK March %. 1857
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IytNTKAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl
rooT or LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER

FOOT or LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
vor puIIApEi.PIIIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Ronte al 400 75. 900. 400 m IiSo AVo 81 o;s1
1850. I2oo p ill., soNDAi' ~ '''' '''
y. H. ,,.x a, a.oo 7.a5 Hoo. a. M, 1880, 400 $50
,oi, a. m have connection or hcauik uSfisOuTS rolls
tno0 .,c 400 A. IA Easton. Bothelom Allentown,
tt,,a .J uarrsDurg .to On sundays Tor Easton.
ASnI 20 m Tor taslon. Iiotlohen. Alenown Mach Chunk
ilkesDare. and s.rahto .usntow Msuch fhu,k
osLarre SCRANTON. leading harrisDuie louisville,
Zoo and 1850 p m, for Last@n Bethichom. Allentown
sa5 D. H. Easion beiehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
WikesIarre Scranton. laaquz ehamckn, sunbury Lew.
,sLuIg Wiiamspori, etc. 80. ~.
s.IS ~ IN for Easlon. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Wkesbarre heading Harrisburg. etc Gu Sundays
$50 y. N. r., .o.,o. ,.,,., .uo,,oun
igo S.lb IL 90 NJ. loo, 400, 4:30, Ul5 Sundays
un 1,, A. M Tor lied Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove
1;sd s:ib A. m 100 4;SO nl Tor Lakewood Toms River
Igo a. me- loop IN. for Atlantic City. vineand and
1sS. s:i6. llA5a M. l:oo. 'Aso. $50 p m. for Free
$50 SOC, SID. hoo. HAS s.m- l;oo 400. 4,3o.
b,S0 e:l6 y III. Sundays 400 BOO NJ fog Perth
Amboy. T.. -, .,.. 49,. 3D.. ,.,,.. =, r..a,
O1ices
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r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortiandt or Des
a. c.las.nqua and Intermediate points e,go ~,
the Vest AMI prncpi local points Chair car TO Wilkes
~ M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
TO tuukhannocS Connection Ia ioiiing aud HARRISBURG
aiOp for Pittston ami principal intermediate points
fSpy and intermediate term, lila points Connection
D. H. Geneva, Lyons himira Rochester. Buffalo and
' go GIs M Tor isarays intermediate points
ali points poi%; f IA aahasoy sisOna
ga III for Mauoh Chunk. HaaIeoa and intermediate
pg 8 40 D. M for coplay and intermediate points.
m Tor Geneva Lyons rlmiri. Rochester. Buffalo and
the West. Pullman eeper TO Lyons
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Ry ,,, w ssSe Depot
M Rochester Express through draw ng roem cara 10
Ai SsJa i n" The Iass Snss stopping a.
Erie. Iev Gland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 III
ioSos H. Chicago Express drawins'rOom to Canaan
tRio az ~. New-yorK ana Northern Express
with drawiug. room cars ,,.,.- o.. ,u,, .,..u,nr
room &c sI MS a Accommodation to Albany and Troy
hqaS saeH.s as ;s SDo CHI
$40 ~ M Montreal Expess h sleeping to Montreal
30 p sDssa i's ssr Ill., Buffalo,
os e. and G rsss Express III for
ter Buao Falls Toledo Detroit ,,x a aI
sap Saturday. and oaandaisd eI
oept saturday ana SUNDAY. IA, ,..,,.... an Ainans
and roy with the morning trans for the es
aud for ihe North except saturday nghth -, ,.,,.r.
Place Alb broadway, Harlem Depot, 25thst ana
and al Wescotts Express Onces Park PiAc. New
wayC 1856 y42 Broadway and % West and "A
York, 1893 Washington and $50 Fulton sts, nf''>''
4thst williamsburg cleaning. cars can b
sSy the City and
| 1888 " ashiu gton.st, Brooklyn. .. r..,dsncA
Rasaare called for and chcs cd rom surdav
sThcss trains run daily. All vthers aay 10y. S"s
tIhese trans atop 1T Harlem sa|0'h HENRY MoNETT
snsSsi supei.nse General rs..enge rAxs1
| CTONINGTON LINE.
For Boson Providence and all Eastern point an, b,ool
stssmrrs will leave Pier No 49, NORM kives' one '
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Tor Younr Laiiey-colatr7.
ltaiy.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

FLORENCE. ITALY.
Two Boston ladies Ia Ing had s"vcro vars OF cNpercce
In Europeau life open school IN Florence itaiy me COM
ing antrin H. Miss Isabella q. Taylor ri"nar OF Siis
he the English Department. anu WIZ
he assisted by corps Of native French. German ana Ia>n
fcarhers The hest will be procured tor vocal music
the piano mandolin and other Instruments lSruct"n SNrn
m uaintug lie copying from galleries. a9 ID honoimx
for Smith or any colrg1 WI Gu Ie'V'
women Mothers allow Oh to Join The schDo WIN 'no
ttrs lady Will America III Sep'inucf 10 'oi"uc'
nnnils 10 Italy For further particulars address
f"PH' ~ ' MISS ISAEELLA q. TAYLOR.
T. O. BOX, 5us3. Boston. Mass
References Row T. Z. Hale. u. d. Pres L. Clarke seeye
northampton. Mass.
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HtPfPN PJVFp RPiNCU

- NETWORK NEWT iVEN and HARTFORD r K
Trains leave Harlen River station corner l33,t an IN.
colnlve Thrill Avenue Bridge across Harlem RIVER
Preached Nv second Av"uue ant SnenrbtI Eeyitel rM
2;lO ass 90 NO $40 inS1r ~ Port Norris Cas-
nnov1 fOlk poinn Uunf's Point. Vast Farms Van Nest
Wost Chester TinrsSn's Chas'ar peh7n Raw Barlow
fCJv ts'an oelha-, NNr Vorelie. colnectny
Mt sor I'll ths main rnept
III New York NnwUavsr an War''orf Rairo,'; shnrs
Line ani line Divisions. Newrara1n. Niddletowu,
Fast
Midnight train for Rochelle anil vi intsrns late ,,
tons At 2lOl m. tally exceDt GonltvL
SUNDAY for New Rochelle an III inferno lilts ~,
lions 1901 and $50 the latter train c0l1ssS
mi al New. Rochelle with way tram 10 stanford
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nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST.
i ERN RAILROAD, SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS

y T 4
TRAINS. NO DUST ALWAYS on TINE
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CoACHEa
Depots in NevYork foot " Blr,ly nj 'hrsD2lsr' as
ga. Daily except Sundiys. Bufap AIT OSve<o Exprsy
for Water zap. sroudsburs Scrinon B1yh. III MIRA
Bath, Buffalo, syracuse. Oswero rN'le ON'nrt Norvct
Utica connect at Scranton for Ptts,r Wilkesbarre Dan
Willie and Nortumherland Oveyo for ithaca All ntsr-
me late stations ,,,..,., -. D., 49,. -,
scr,n,nn Rnshamton Owego and Emir connects At Scria
ton for Piltston Klngston. Wllkesotr 90.
" N m naiy buffalo Limited Express for Stroutsbdrg
scranton Binghamton owego Elmr. 'orin% Bith- Way.
land Du1aIo &c, arriving IN Buffalo f;2pL NJ.
m aly Iufac and Osweco Express for stroudsbure
Scranton Bnghamton Coraudt syracuse Oswega Greene
Oxforl Norwich Utica and Richhed springs connects
Owego ithaca and intermediate stations except satur'
davs Connecfs AZ Rnffalo for all points West
Tickets for sale checked 2S5 Broa way ani
Exnress Offices In New York and Brooklyn
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

" y. '. Z. and IT. fL IT, co. essHe - ,-..-
Trains leave West 42st follows. an ID minutes
earlier from foot ~ Jay-st. North River
Detroit and Chicago. "9.5J m. sos SID n M.
Louis. '6:Oj -s:l5 n. m.
uuca syracuse. Bunao Rochester. Suspension Bridge
NiagarI Fails 3;l5 % S. A. NJ. '6.D5. ISL y. m.
Iighlanl Kingston. sangerties CatsSlI. Albany 3d.
s7:l5 . So 100 M, 400. 60j. '~;l5 ~ m
Cransto's. West Point Cornwall. Newburg. 1918, 'll5
1888. Job. II 30 A. 400 300 .sl5 m. and 800
y. Crans.on's. Cornwall. Newiurg.
Tor Montreal and Canada Fast. Coos y. m.
Hamilton London. .9:jJ 500. $40 p MI Ioronto
1855 a. M. 1905. 's:l5 y. m. -,
Elegant Buffalo, niagara rails Detroit
Chicago and 81 Louis OF all through tfains.
Daily Daily except Saturday. Other trains daily except
For tickets timetables parlo or sleeping car accommoda
ous OF information apply al offices Brookyn333 Wash
nrton.S, 73o Fuonst. Annex Ohce. loot OF Fultonst
New York City-363 7sJ, 9i2 Broadway l53 Bowery ana
West shore stations OF West 42 foot OF Jayst "
''N ~ G. j.. LAMBERT,
bNancerbilt-aye. General Passenger Agent.
DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT
ID NORFOLK. VA and SOUTH
Leave via Penn. X II. $50 Paror cars TO baltimore
thence palace arriving at Old Point AZ 40 III
Norfolk . a. M. II. V. TOMPKINS,
Gon'l Pass. Agent, 3l3 Broadway, ~ Y.
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Menu pnblifanons.
TT,HE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR APRIL.
CONTENTS:

TRANSPORTING IN CHILDHOOD BY VIM. A. Ham
TIE HISTORY OF 4 DELusIoN. BY " a. ya6er,
ASTRONOMY WITH AN OPEKA-GLASS.-TuE
at rs OF SPRING. BY Garrett p servs. Ulustrated
SOCIAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL INEQUALITY BY IL
INFECTION AND DIsINFECTIoN BY Robson Roose
n. ID. ....,o,, - q, ,,.,
sCIENIIF AND PSEUDO-SCIENTIFICR EAL1SM
nv Professor r. II. Huxley.
." RiRD MIG RATION. by Barton W. EvermaDn
AREMARKABLE EXPLOSION. By Professor L. X r.
Grimm ~ ~ ,r.. e,...o,.
IN TN e TRUE AIM OF PLY sIOLOGY. BY Professor
W. Preyer. - ...- ~, m, ,,,
RUSTIC SUPERSTITION. - x.o-,
SKETCH OF LEO LESQUEREUX. by L. H. McCaoe.
with Portraitl
= CORRESPONDENCE.
EDITORS TABLE, Science and statesmanshlp.-lhe
Growth OF Indusirialism ,,,orr~v
LITERARY NOTiCkS.-POPULAH MCMILLAN l.
NOTES.
Price so cents Single Number IS per Annum.
n AppJ FTON e. CO Publishers New York
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
cu.ntr,rox March 22-rnrpentine steady AZ - &c.
savsSS.II March 22-turpsntnc quiet At SOC.
WILMINGTON. March 22-rurpohtihe steA" AZ ooO.
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DETNR MORGAN < CO..
23 WALi.sI, SEw. YORK, March 10. 1872
ToTHE SECURITY HOLDERS or THE
CHICAGO end Atlantic R'WaV Co.:

Having undertaken at the request OF the hol crs OF large
amount Of the securities the Chicago and Atlantic Railway
oupapy about the reorganization Of that company
and 10 adjust the between 1t and the SewYork.
Lake RE and Western H. H. Co.. with the understanding
that the railroad OF the rcorgsuzel SHAH he
rrcd to and operated by the New YORK Lake Eric AMI
Western H. H. Co. we have made contract with the New.
York Lake Ere Western Il L. Go. with view TO such
roorganizati on and Adjustment
COPIES or A CIRCULAR SETTING FORTH THE
PLAN or KFOR ANIZ tTION MAY BE OBTAINED
m APPLICATION Ar OUR OFFICE.
HOLDERS OF THE SECURITIES or TIE CUICA.
co AND ATLANTIC RAILWAY co. ARE RE.
OuEsTRD TO DEPOSIT SANE WITH Us IN AC.
CogDANCE WITH SAID CIRCULAR
DREXEI. MORG ~ & CO.
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1nstruftion.
For Bows and Young Mer

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK-O ON THE
IL FUpeUNP reTsIstoiy srd lrtiness for gcn' e,nen
rradrsting for ts, twelve teachers fI' ~'~'
time een" i0' ea'a e. g. DANIsTKR A. NJ Principal
CHORTLlDGES Media Academy:msslaZ !,
- onarterv for mn students ttnitst NJ
any time sruction b3st care .st tlhe VI
,lonbe reoms heated by hne college ~
Dsh business aud engineering courses ." psn -
WORKERS on THE HuDSON.;EA LAT Iain NY,
.cloo for desirable boys little loys ana mere gos 'I ,
homo ion no ~ especially soci'eu n, s,.
genu,o ai SUMMER and winter TlEO f. LEIGHTON
For Youny Laiies-coiatr7.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY. ,.o.~
(I FnE YOU Nc LADIES rRIEGEPORi, 49,,
W Address Miss EMILY NELSON, PRINCIPAL
uOME ANDDAY SCHOOL FOR Gill;
Urinary intermediate Classical English. Mns!c. IIrpa.
cfItinente nthont examination. y III lLGe SPiihSho"'
Mass. Misses POEIEk Il CHAhPNEf. Pilhe'Islr.
TRINITY HALL
BEVERLY, NEwJERSEY.
thorough home. for twenty young ladies' Earea
ADVANTAGES Of The highest order Careful training III manner
mind and heart English Music. AIT an" Lam
guages year begins September 10 For circular
address The principal.
Miss HACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
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nlnsltnl INSTRUMENTS
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT
AND TIE SOUTH

On and after January 3lst 1887 Express tria for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort aai Norfolk vLath,
NEw.YoEK PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII leave Pennsylvania station. NewYork 720
A. III. ana daily. arriving Ola foit ooo
iof iichmo will CAPE Charles at H. ON MONDAYS
tdn esdays ami lIdayA, arriving thef. AT " bui
l,t rnToI Car t, CHARLES ON the Day EApItss ana
. Oh Point % moro 1n Nortok o.
The gh; Express sand sleeping oers can Nc so
cured a any Ticket Once OF tho Pennsylvania hao"
Company cnoyp :, ID on,E
n. DUNN. supt L. H. CoohE. Il anu :. a.
BOSTON, NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
ID wa FAIL RIVER LlNE-Steamers PROVIDENCE
anl OLD COLONY. Leave Per 70 ~ H. 1901 OF murray
At al 900 D. duly Sunaiy3 excepted connection ~
nnex Boat from Brooklyn at l3O aud Jersey CITY al ~
An orchestra steamer Best accommodations Low
Rates.
Anew HAVEN.-SteamerS leave Peck-sllp
1per 90 Y ) at pm. ana ii SUNDAY excepted
Steamers time Tor early trans north ana east
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, PrOvi-
L denca NEWPORT and all New-i.Dgland POntA All
nom Grand Central Depot. Express trains day (sundays
encepteID y NJ aror cars at'aohedo anu ~ T. ~
acc mai or cars), II D. with palace sleeping cars) -,
tar Neyyort take % Boston Express WIN psilor
cars connects Wexford ot Newport arriving Al COY III
nEulICIION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LINE. The Popular Inside Route. 10 boston, ~
urccst.r ~ So Corresponding reduction 70 All points
soamers tlty Worcester" aud - city OF Ncw:lork
leave PIER 40 (old numDer) Noith river loo ., Mnss
neAt pier above Desbrosses ferry dny WSy
boo D. m. - - =
d.
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Cxtureicns.
A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED LINE,
Sailing every twelve days FOR N,nczu'la : 4. and tho
island L. afOr uncQuaici opportunity to
those wishing short VOYAGE TO the tropics
These American ships sIecy Unit FOR Tie a ic, iro
yiei mofcTn appliance icy Tire safety convchen'e
Tie i0uid mp b. maic ia TOUR
weeks. Passage Sl4l. Fo' particulars apriy 10
BOULTON. ELl$~ - 'LETT.
General Managers. II Wsllsi.
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CTONINGTON LINE.

For Rostop Providence and all Eastern pointa ,,oc,
ssrs ~ nj lea va Pier new No. 49, North kiver ono Vo's
aiovr 1,analst At u m dally except SUNDAY. ~s>a
~'o'' o, u. BRiu0s. Genl Passenger ~sse@
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NrORTHERN NEW Jersey

INTrains leave from Chamberst Station for Fnclewoo
Tcnafv. closter Spark Hin Nvack $40 7:lO
a On ll;3o NJ il5 800 400 $40 5;2o $40 $50 500
500 For Nanue snring Valley Nonsey and TaIlmans
b;So 7lo, $50 m. 4:5o $50 p. Sundays $50 A. M
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The abovenamed Bank having consolidated with the OHIO
VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Of ClhciNNATI OHIO.
respectfully VI s foImtr patrons with
Ii. W. HUGHES, Pres
q. II. TUDOR. Cash
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BOSTON. NEWPQRI. NORTH land and III EA =


Anew -HAVEN.-SteamerS leave ck-sllp
II Ip,er % 4 III at pm ana IL pm SUNDAY excepted
arrive Ia Tor early trans north aud east
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For Both Sexes-Cty.
-CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
A liable information, free, nsileo for postage
k.E AVERY. ANN School Buiean, es' l%th'e' MI
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Boys and Young Men citv.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Las
Brway, near 42dst. 4eth year Primary co%m ere
y, W. 1. Akin. Prin n. &. HENDkICksON. ASSOCIATE
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New Edition Settlers Guide.

Henry y. Copp. ia. land and pen.
sion lawyer f Washington, ha- Just is.
sued the twelfth edition Of his SIT.
TIERS GUIDE. |, j. m Indispensable
book for Nil who arc. or expect to be.
interested in public land. Settlers
viii save money by purchasing j., and
all who expect 10 take up land should
get posted on the several laws under
which land can be entered. A chapter.
Illustrated viii. numerous cuts, shows
how 70 tell township, section and quar-
tcr-.rclion Gorncrs, and explains the
system Of surveys. II gives Commits.
sioncr Sparks orders and late dcci-
sion, and Instructions. aud full intor.
nation about the homestead, pre.Glnp.
tiOu. timber culture, desert land, and
other mwa. The price of the book i,
ONLY ej cent.
1t viii tell you who i entitled 10 cn.
Ter land; how continuous your resi-
,lcncc mus. be; what Improvement.
you must MAKE: what affidavit, yot
must swear 20; All abont contests, and
on whnt grounds they ran be com
mcDced also State lands. stone and
timber lands, mineral Lands, desert en-.
tries, saline, tnilroad. coal, townsitc
and other lands; scSp warrant and
other entries, &c. Is purchase vii
save you money and trouble. as GRO
ncons statements circulated by Goa
vcrsation among settlers may, il acic
| tlt.nvN nnst Nly a A.t.. --
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Peas as a Fertilizer &c.

Mr. Editor: The stock or cow-pca,
"a, 4 fertilizer. i, TO orr southern soil
wA?t clover is - the middle. western
aud northern states. 1t il even better
for the reason, we get quicker returns
in benefit 10 the next crop. from c!o-
yer il takes Two wears or mere 10 get
.~.ii-'3cto5y benefit to the crop follow
ing i~','whcreas from the pea we ge'
thc benefit u other crops III one year.
httcr The oat crop is removed in
June if pea, are planted either in drills
or sown broadcast the soil is improved
q per cent, Cor the next years crop,
The land is also maile loose by the deep
penetration of the pea roots aud moi
20 tough 20 pillow and cultivate the
next season, This "a specially true o,
oar worn post oak lands,
This is also trne If peas are planted
between the rows in corn. the last
plowing, the crop following is not on,
Il benefited, bnt the soil improved, ii
casincs7 Of cultivation.
The pea vines make as good hay Il!
clover or any grass produced, and tn,
removal OF the vines is little or NJ
drawback TO the fertility. This is III,
experience, after experimenting agail
aud again; removing the vines for ha,
from some land and blowing them IN
ncr on other laud. Plant all the pea
VIC can and lwherc We can. tor il no
only improves the soil, it is more ccr
tain than any other hay crop, ever
season. Other hay crops fail but hay
never failed 20 raise crop OF vine
from peas planted in June.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

The death oil Henry Ward Bcccher
has taken from the world ono of the
most rcmarkable characters eta cen.
fury. lie was fhe Napoleon OF the
pulpit az Talmadge : It's Marat, No
man ever held through such Il long
per 81 a, that ofhi- cutire life the ,ove
ami admiration % his congregation
and friends. This was partly due 10
ii. gcuia. character and splendid in
%tci'cct, m intellect that never Wancd
I'LL the fatal stroke ended hi, life w0rk.
Thee qualities, no doubt, blinded
meg to is ftG,,-. which bc doubtless
had rs the oonmou heritage Of hu-
miuity. Outside OF his oHa church,
his influence on the Theology Of the
age TIA, been tremendous, aud men Of
all crccl- alike regarded him u one
Of Ii" master spirits ot the time, and
and seldom. if ever censurcl his faith
while differing from him in his doc
trire-. Decchcr's Influence in his
church WAS all powerful! aud will en-
tend lar beyond bis death. Plymouth
Church will be crowded for time to
come, for his people VIII attend Wi,h
q vague idea OF Lis presence III the
pulpit. which no enc else can fill as he
his flled@tt. he la, left his last great
work unfinished. The Life OF Christ.
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1t l. uijHs', perhaps to condemn
mat ic,'ic'sn.>' of~dlSron'cni, 50 char
actcrI'ilc OF average human nature.
To mat SPIRIT we are lndebtel for
m'1h That makes up the worlds pro-
@res' and cl'iliz2llom Tie practice Of
the ocrr'.' arts N the earlier eraS, the
SEARCH tor the GlattainaG't, has ciimi-
mated TIE false from t1e true, and dis.
closed truths which m, ght have lain
dormant under 9 general sati'taction
VIA The world ant our surroundings.
~Lol'en'mcni Is not progress. .tsttoi.
o~H, the Oldest Of arts, ifit might BE-
called III art, lei to q iolcrabir cor
rect ''"a Of Tn un!TeEs2, and WIS the
foundation Of the more rational
'cchce OF astronomy. The restless
search Tor tic Philosophers stone and
Elixir OF Life, developed the true rc!a-
ton VI science TO civilization False
ssstcmS OF Philosophy Isyc been over